Sentence examples for sufficient to counteract from inspiring English sources

This accelerates the setting process, which in turn generates heat sufficient to counteract moderately low temperatures.

It is by no means clear that the Bank of England's new suite of "macroprudential" tools will be sufficient to counteract that perilous tendency.

"The European performance, while solid, is not apparently sufficient to counteract the effect of the U.S. slowdown on the world economy," he said, urging what he called decisive monetary policy in both the United States and Western Europe and fundamental structural change in Japan to prevent a longterm slide in growth.

This result seems to be sufficient to counteract the reflected noise problems at lower receivers.

Mycobacterium marinum infection is sufficient to counteract the effectiveness of antimycobacterial treatment, and thereby drastically affects the survival rate in Atg7 mutant Drosophila (Kim et al., 2012).

Indeed, a trivial application of electromagnetic force is more than sufficient to counteract the force of gravity exerted by the entire planet, as when a paperclip is lifted with a small magnet.

The aim of this study is to address the hypothesis that this increase is due to an increase in the incidence of some injuries that, while less common than hip fractures, are sufficient jointly to counteract the decrease or stabilisation in hip fracture rates observed in most countries.

This partial effect could still be sufficient, however, to counteract α-synuclein's toxic potential and to avert conditions that have been implicated in α-synuclein pathology.

In addition to increased transcription of angiogenic factors, the mRNA levels of some anti-angiogenic molecules (thrombospondins, endostatin) were also elevated, although their expression might not be sufficient enough to counteract the angiogenic response, since arthritic paw homogenates were able to induce endothelial cell chemotaxis in vitro as well as angiogenesis in vivo.

TWO big brewers are about to find out whether star power is sufficient to help counteract a star-crossed economy.

Reforestation programs have added eucalyptus trees to previously denuded hillsides and roadsides, though not on a scale sufficient to effectively counteract erosion.